The Orioles have signed right-hander Elvis Peguero to a minor league deal for the 2026 and 2027 seasons, assigning him to the Triple-A Norfolk Tides, though his health status remains unclear. Such deals typically accommodate pitchers facing extended injury recovery, allowing them to rehab with a team while still earning a salary. Peguero had a 15-day injured list stint in August due to a right elbow strain, and he has pitched for the Angels, Brewers, and White Sox over the past five seasons. With two years and 136 days of service time, he will be out of options moving forward, potentially earning a roster spot through arbitration if he performs well.
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Orioles Sign Elvis Peguero to Minor League Contract
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